National Sports

Wednesday's Games NHL Calgary 6, Philadelphia 5, (OT) Vegas 3, N.Y.

CALGARY — Johnny Gaudreau's overtime winner in a 6-5 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers returned the Calgary Flames to first place in the NHL's Western Conference.

Ottawa Fury FC says CONCACAF has moved to block it from playing in the United Soccer League in 2019.

Two of European soccer's grandest clubs paid the price for fielding weakened teams on the final night of Champions League group play, with Real Madrid slumping to a record home loss and Manchester United squandering a surprise opportunity to top its

COLWOOD, B.C. — An undrafted player who is leading the scoring race in the Western Hockey League hopes his breakout season will soon be rewarded with a spot on Canada's junior hockey team.

TORONTO — Teenage midfielder Alphonso Davies has become the youngest winner of the Canadian Men's Soccer Player for the Year Award. Davies was chosen in voting by Canadian coaches and media.

When the struggling Edmonton Oilers dropped the axe on head coach Todd McLellan and replaced him with the briefly-retired Ken Hitchcock last month, part of Peter Chiarelli's reasoning for the move came from a belief his team's roster was good enough

VUOKATTI, Finland — Mark Arendz won a gold medal in the men's standing division while fellow Canadian Brian McKeever took silver in the men's visually impaired category Wednesday at the opening event of the IPC Nordic World Cup circuit.

MONTREAL — A lawsuit filed Wednesday against Alpine Canada by three victims of former national ski coach Bertrand Charest alleges the sports federation covered up the sexual abuse in the interest of results on the slopes and sponsorship money.

Toronto FC will play Las Vegas Lights FC in a pre-season friendly Feb. 2 in Las Vegas. The game with the USL club is the first announced for TFC during its training camp. Players are scheduled to report Jan.